Music of the past serving the needs of the present
Founded and directed by early keyboardist Vivian Montgomery and violinist Julia McKenzie, Eudaimonia brings together some of the Boston area’s most creative performers in the historical performance field. As an artistic collective, we build upon shared ideals, ignited spirits, and a desire for healthy collaboration.
Eudaimonia’s repertoire spans the early Renaissance through contemporary times and our programs center around vocal, chamber, and orchestral works that speak to the mission of our partner organizations. The works of women composers are seamlessly blended into our programming.
Founded and directed by early keyboardist Vivian Montgomery and violinist Julia McKenzie, Eudaimonia brings together some of the Boston area’s most creative performers in the historical performance field. As an artistic collective, we build upon shared ideals, ignited spirits, and a desire for healthy collaboration.
Eudaimonia’s repertoire spans the early Renaissance through contemporary times and our programs center around vocal, chamber, and orchestral works that speak to the mission of our partner organizations. The works of women composers are seamlessly blended into our programming.
Eudaimonia, A Purposeful Period Band (Julia McKenzie and Vivian Montgomery, co-directors)
presents
Heart of the Sea: Ocean Music from Five Centuries
Sunday November 12, 4:00pm
First Parish in Cambridge Unitarian Universalist Church
3 Church Street, Harvard Square
an engulfing program flowing through two ocean-themed cantatas by Elisabeth Jacquet de La Guerre
and swirling around music by Telemann, Martin Codax, and Jobim.
The Social Action Partner for this concert is Ocean River Institute (oceanriver.org),
a Cambridge-based organization centered around savvy stewardship of a greener and bluer planet Earth.
Eudaimonia’s artists for Heart of the Sea:
Carrie Cheron, mezzo soprano
Molly McGuire, mezzo soprano
Alison Gangler, baroque oboe
Na’ama Lion, baroque flute
Dana Maiben, baroque violin
Julia McKenzie, baroque violin
Emily Rideout, baroque viola,
Rebecca Shaw, viola da gamba
Vivian Montgomery, harpsichord
Admission is Pay What You Decide ($20 recommended),
make your advance payment here.
presents
Heart of the Sea: Ocean Music from Five Centuries
Sunday November 12, 4:00pm
First Parish in Cambridge Unitarian Universalist Church
3 Church Street, Harvard Square
an engulfing program flowing through two ocean-themed cantatas by Elisabeth Jacquet de La Guerre
and swirling around music by Telemann, Martin Codax, and Jobim.
The Social Action Partner for this concert is Ocean River Institute (oceanriver.org),
a Cambridge-based organization centered around savvy stewardship of a greener and bluer planet Earth.
Eudaimonia’s artists for Heart of the Sea:
Carrie Cheron, mezzo soprano
Molly McGuire, mezzo soprano
Alison Gangler, baroque oboe
Na’ama Lion, baroque flute
Dana Maiben, baroque violin
Julia McKenzie, baroque violin
Emily Rideout, baroque viola,
Rebecca Shaw, viola da gamba
Vivian Montgomery, harpsichord
Admission is Pay What You Decide ($20 recommended),
make your advance payment here.
And please make a separate donation to our Social Action Partner Ocean River Institute here.